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"   Next Thursday (3rd October) sees creative agency Mother London launch Project Bush. Nope, they&amp;#039;re not talking gardening or topiary (as such) but, pubic hair. And they&amp;#039;re asking women to stand up to the pressures of modern society and present their bushes in all their glory. For the past month, Mother London has been working with a number of feminist groups to launch a campaign to address the question of modern feminism and this is their next step in the debate. &amp;quot;For many women, it&amp;#039;s about choice. Waxing culture has become so mainstream that some young women don&amp;#039;t see it as a choice. So Project Bush is about questioning the status quo, as a means to discuss the state of feminism in 2013,&amp;quot; say the team. From Hollywood waxes to the completely untamed, they want to display &amp;quot;London&amp;#039;s lady gardens in all their variety, and demonstrate the choice that many young women \u2013 particularly \u2013 may not realise they have when it comes to waxing.&amp;quot; You can rest assured it&amp;#039;ll be a tasteful and completely anonymous affair \u2013 they&amp;#039;ve enlisted top photographer Alisa Cona and the pics will feature in a major public exhibition at Mother London. FYI: all participants will be invited, along with their friends, to a private view and debate event. If this takes your fancy or you&amp;#039;re simply intrigued visit the Mother London website or book a 15 minute slot anytime in the day or evening of the 3rd by emailing bush@motherlondon.com CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS ON WHY THE WORLD NEEDS FEMINISM PINK PUBES AND OTHER WEIRD CELEB RIDER REQUESTS  RYAN GOSLING: CHAMPION OF FEMINISM "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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